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 1   2,      4|            the Holy Church, and the misery of the world, saying, as
 2   2,      5|         body with such impurity and misery, and has been so cruel to
 3   2,     16|       become a brute beast. To such misery come sinners, notwithstanding
 4   2,     17|           fall with them into great misery. And, nevertheless, in My
 5   2,     21|             the end, in judging her misery greater than My mercy. This
 6   2,     26|             may the better know the misery of the damned. For this
 7   2,     30|           and, in contemplating her misery, it discovers and tastes
 8   3,     16|          spotted with duplicity and misery. How much danger, apart
 9   3,     24|             will the better see the misery of those who today are suckled
10   3,     28|            that light, he knows the misery and the reason of sin, that
11   3,     31|           wretches who are in great misery as I have related to you.
12   3,     31|         they would not come to such misery, but would be that which
13   4,      1|             into impurity and great misery, and not only he, but the
14   4,      3|                       Here both the misery of the disobedient and the
15   4,      3|        worse, from sin to sin, from misery to misery, from darkness
16   4,      3|          sin to sin, from misery to misery, from darkness to darkness,
17   4,      6|            the obedient, and of the misery of the disobedient members
18   4,      6|           to draw them out of their misery, for through the brotherly
19   4,      8|             prevents him seeing his misery, wherefore he miserably
20   4,      8| Disobedience clothes him with every misery, causes him to die of hunger,